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Honest bread in County Kerry

County Kerry has 10 real bakeries listed on Honest Bread, in 9 towns. Every one bakes from scratch on its own premises.

Look for honest bread in Dingle, Glenbeigh, Kenmare, Killarney, Killorglin and Listowel.

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All bakeries in County Kerry

Dingle · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

Bacus Bhreanainn (Bacus)

Independent craft bakery and cafe on Green Street in Dingle, baking Irish and continental breads in stone-floored deck ovens and supplying shops and restaurants across the peninsula. The range includes sourdough, rye sourdough, soda bread and yeasted loaves.

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Rathmore · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

Bread Culture Bakery

Bakery in Rathmore producing handmade breads and sourdough on site.

Sourdough
Dingle · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

Courtney's Bakery

A family-run bakery tucked in Dick Mack's Yard on Green Street in Dingle, baking soda bread, wholemeal and white bread fresh daily on the premises.

Soda BreadWholemeal
Glenbeigh · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

Emilie's

Woodfired kitchen, bakery, food shop and cafe in Glenbeigh launched in 2021 by Emilie Mjorndal, a baker trained in Paris. Bakes slow-fermented seeded sourdough by hand in a fire oven, alongside pastries and pizza.

Sourdough
Killorglin · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

Jack's Bakery

Artisan bakery and delicatessen in Killorglin run by Jack and Celine Healy, making hand-made traditional Irish breads and sourdoughs in small batches using natural ingredients.

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Listowel · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

John R's Foodhall

A century-old family foodhall and bakery on Church Street in Listowel, baking soda bread and brown bread fresh daily on the premises. Listed in the Taste Kerry food producer directory.

Soda BreadWholemeal
Maison Gourmet, Kenmare
Kenmare · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

Maison Gourmet

French bakery and coffee shop on Henry Street in Kenmare, opened in 2016, baking classic French artisan breads and pastries using traditional methods. The range includes sourdough boule and French breads.

SourdoughBaguetteBrioche
Killarney · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

Petit Delice

French-style artisan bakery on Killarney's High Street making pastries, sourdough and artisan breads from scratch on the premises. Reviewers consistently describe the sourdough and viennoiserie as matching the standard of Parisian boulangeries.

SourdoughBaguetteBrioche
Tralee · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

Small Batch Sourdough

Home micro bakery in Tralee selling at the Tralee Farmers Market and several local cafes and shops. Bakes sourdough alongside Polish and Irish baked goods.

Sourdough
Milltown · County Kerry ✓ Publicly sourced

The Kingdom Bakery

Artisan bakery and cafe on Milltown's main street in south Kerry, baking sourdough in several varieties, croissants, cinnamon rolls and pastries on-site each morning. Popular items regularly sell out before midday.

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Real bread in County Kerry, answered

Where can I find a real bakery in County Kerry?
Honest Bread lists 10 scratch bakeries across County Kerry, including Bacus Bhreanainn (Bacus) in Dingle, Bread Culture Bakery in Rathmore and Courtney's Bakery in Dingle, plus 7 more. Every one bakes from scratch on its own premises with no frozen dough and no additives. Browse by town above to find one near you.
Where can I get real sourdough in County Kerry?
8 bakeries in County Kerry on Honest Bread make sourdough, including Bacus Bhreanainn (Bacus) in Dingle and Bread Culture Bakery in Rathmore and 6 more. Genuine sourdough is leavened by a live starter alone, with no commercial yeast or additives.
Which towns in County Kerry have real bakeries?
Honest Bread lists scratch bakeries in 9 towns across County Kerry, including Dingle, Glenbeigh, Kenmare, Killarney and Killorglin. Pick a town above to see who bakes there and what they make.
What counts as a real bakery on Honest Bread?
Three rules, no exceptions: the bakery bakes from scratch on its own premises, uses no artificial additives or processing aids, and is independent and accountable. We never call a named business fake. We just hold the line on what earns the stamp.